Energy infrastructure developer and operator across Brazil's distributed solar and storage markets
Brasol develops, invests in, and operates energy transition infrastructure—solar, substations, transmission, EV charging, and battery storage—across Brazil's 27 states. The tech stack (Excel, Power BI, SAP, Oracle, Python, SQL) and pain-point pattern (manual financial processes, compliance tracking, contract lifecycle management, multi-CNPJ tax optimization) reveal a company scaling operations faster than internal systems; the finance-heavy hiring mix (7 finance roles against 4 engineering) signals they're prioritizing financial reporting accuracy and process automation as blocking issues for deal velocity and portfolio scale.
Brasol is a developer, investor, and operator of energy infrastructure in Brazil, backed by Siemens and BlackRock. The company operates hundreds of active projects spanning solar photovoltaic plants, substations, transmission lines, distributed EV charging, and battery storage systems. Revenue model combines turnkey infrastructure delivery (no upfront client investment), structured capital-markets products (risk-adjusted returns to institutional investors), and long-term asset management and O&M services. The business is organized around project acquisition, financial modeling, asset operations, and compliance—serving C&I clients, distributed solar segments, and capital partners seeking Brazil-focused energy transition exposure.
Excel, Power BI, SAP, Oracle, Python, SQL, PVSyst, Microsoft Project, Monday.com, VBA, and Word/PowerPoint. Stack reflects financial modeling + project management + BI, with limited adoption of modern workflow or data tools.
São Paulo, SP, Brazil. Founded 2017. Operates energy projects across all 27 Brazilian states.
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